If you want a quick answer to a computing question on any platform – Macintosh, Windows, Linux, or mobile – give the Hermes knowledge base a try. It’s at your service around the clock.
The IS&T Help Desk and other customer-facing computing services – such as Accessibility and the Usability Lab – have relocated from Building N42 to Buildings E17 and E19 in Kendall Square.
The new system, which replaces a predominantly paper-based process, will significantly improve the user experience of faculty, department staff, and students. Full implementation is planned for the 2011-2012 academic year.
BigBelly Solar's trash and recycling compactors use renewable power and information technology to dramatically lower the operating costs, fuel consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions associated with waste collection.
When an incident of harassment, incivility, or other abuse occurs at MIT through an email, a website, an instant message, or a text message, you can send a report to stopit@mit.edu.
Visitors with an iPhone or Android device can download the latest version of the MIT Mobile app, which includes links to the MIT150 website as well as a campus tour with a map, text, and images.
Closed captions make videos accessible to those who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as those who use English as a second language.
The new app gives users of Android-based mobile devices several tools to navigate the Institute.
IS&T and its stakeholders are working together to develop roadmaps that will match IT solutions to long-term and short-term functional directions.
This new training site provides a clearer view into the catalog of MIT courses offered by central offices.